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Chrome Web Store Team complains a Violation: My Extension (Cancelly.ca) is injecting the enterprise.js
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Shows how to fix chrome Web Store Team complains a Violation: My Extension (Cancelly.ca) is injecting the enterprise.js. Use it when you hit this exact problem. Skip it when your error message or symptom looks different.
TL;DR
Fix: in SDK v10.8.0 or later, import from the firebase/auth/web-extension endpoint instead of firebase/auth. Chrome Web Store flags Firebase's enterprise.js in extension builds because the default firebase/auth import pulls in reCAPTCHA Enterprise code.
Steps
- Chrome Web Store flags Firebase's enterprise.js in extension builds because the default firebase/auth import pulls in reCAPTCHA Enterprise code. Fix: in SDK v10.8.0 or later, import from the firebase/auth/web-extension endpoint instead of firebase/auth. Note the endpoint doesn't support popup/redirect operations, phone auth with reCAPTCHA, SMS multi-factor with reCAPTCHA, or reCAPTCHA Enterprise; for those, use offscreen documents instead.
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Versions
Versions mentioned in the source: SDK v10.8.0. If you are on something much newer or older, the details may have shifted.
Why this happens
The original report does not dig into a root cause. It documents the symptom and the fix that resolved it.
Edge cases
- Note the endpoint doesn't support popup/redirect operations, phone auth with reCAPTCHA, SMS multi-factor with reCAPTCHA, or reCAPTCHA Enterprise; for those, use offscreen documents instead.
Evidence
In gh:firebase/firebase-js-sdk#7617 (https://github.com/firebase/firebase-js-sdk/issues/7617), the reporter ran into this: Reported in Firebase: Chrome Web Store Team complains a Violation: My Extension (Cancelly.ca) is injecting the enterprise.js externally.... The verified resolution: Chrome Web Store flags Firebase's enterprise.js in extension builds because the default firebase/auth import pulls in reCAPTCHA Enterprise code. Fix: in SDK v10.8.0 or later, import from the firebase/auth/web-extension endpoint instead of firebase/auth. Note the endpoint doesn't support popup/redirect operations, phone auth with reCAPTCHA, SMS multi-factor with reCAPTCHA, or reCAPTCHA Enterprise; for those, use offscreen documents instead.
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